The nature house is located on a large sheep pasture, between old fruit trees, beech hedges and currant bushes, directly on the Elbe dyke. We have completely renovated the wagon according to ecological criteria. By installing a bunk bed, the circus wagon has a double bed for 2 people and a seating area. A large awning covers the seating area. There is a separate utility room on site where guests can prepare their meals. The shower, toilet and sauna are located outside in the immediate vicinity of the accommodation. Hot water is available, but the showers themselves are not heated. There is a sandy beach in a small bay directly behind the dyke, which is ideal for swimming in the Elbe. Anglers always enjoy a good catch. Ferries, e-bikes and a rowing boat with an outboard motor can be hired for a small fee. Discounts are available for longer stays by arrangement.

Our property is surrounded by magnificent nature with sea eagles, storks and beavers right on the doorstep. The biosphere reserve Niedersächische Elbtalaue offers exciting nature experiences in untouched nature. What's more, Germany's first transnational archaeological region was created between Lüneburg, Lüchow, Lübtheen and Boizenburg in 2011. An area spanning three states - Lower Saxony, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and Brandenburg. 180 families keep more than half of all endangered breeds in the region. 33 farms have been officially certified as Ark farms by the "Society for the Preservation of Old and Endangered Domestic Animal Breeds" (GEH). The Ark Center, just a few villages away, offers a wealth of information and insights. The nearby Elbe town of Bleckede on the other bank of the Elbe or Lüneburg with its historic old town are within easy reach. The Amt Neuhaus Elbe ferry regularly connects both banks of the Elbe - please buy a weekly ticket for the first crossing, for example.